Queensland ALP Convention Opens at Emu Park
The eleventh Queensland Lalor Convention begins at Emu Park Central. Reported turmoil and factional tension cloud the gathering with ministers and delegates amid a push to control the ALP’s direction and flag symbolism. The scene hints at internal challenges and potential shifts ahead.
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Queensland
Emu Park
Central
Paris
Erm
Weven Plain
Mnp
Theadire
Cintw
ALP
Dogley Huey
Cohbers
Ted
Dans
Bmw Burk Mote
Wourne
Russia
How To Get Even With The Boss In Silent Front
A cryptic piece argues for covert information sharing to undermine authorities. It laments betrayal by workers and spies and urges restraint while seeking a better state through clandestine action. The text portrays a partisan perspective on espionage and manipulation.
Reprisals Against Workers' Children Prompts White Guard Echo
Budapest reports detail trials of thirty youths aged up to fifteen accused of plotting to overthrow the government. Prosecutors say they met in private homes to read Communist books and recite poetry. The oldest conspirator received one and a half years in prison, others one year, and twenty five three to six months. The piece comments on Mr Ley and White Guard references.
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Adileal Horthy
White Guard
Tike Me
Fey
Miwite
Tenchi Bil Sere
Ley
Adabment Horthy
Wein
Livni Re
ANOTHER FOR THE PROFESSOR A Red-Baiting Defence of Soviet Aid
The piece defends Professor Meredith Atkinson against anti Soviet and anti Bolshevik attacks. It portrays relief workers like Mesita Axel Watts and others as truthful witnesses who showed Soviet Russia’s efforts to aid the starving. It argues they acted with humanitarian motives regardless of political opinions and criticizes Atkinson’s later criticisms of Sovietism and Communism.
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Meredith Atkitmon
Russia
Bornet Russia
Professor Atkinson
Atkinson
Pers Hiate
Vntirety
1923 The Year of Shabbiness and War Fear
A stark call to action urges workers to form Communist Groups amid depopulating cities, rising poverty, and planned revolution. It contrasts capitalist decay with a future under Communism, promising hygienic factories and fulfilled lives.
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Marx
Eagels
Aalay
Paris Commune Celebrations at Communist Hall
A Sunday program marks Paris Commune celebrations with events at 3 p.m. in the Domain and 8 p.m. at Communist Hall. Speakers listed include J. Howie of the Labor Council, J. Kilborn of the Bricklayers' Union, C. W. Baker, H. Ross, L. Leece, B. Goldberg, and H. L. Denford of the Communist Party.
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Domain
Communist Hall
Comrades J. Howie
Labor Council
J. Kilborn
Bricklayers’ Union
C. W. Baker
H. Ross
L. Leece
B. Goldberg
H. L. Denford
Communist Party
Coalfield Struggle Sparks Work Stoppage and Court Fines
Report from the Richmond Main district describes a clash over forced work, with miners refusing to work until summonses were withdrawn. Police arrests followed as the court imposed fines or jail terms, and miners faced ongoing idle periods as officials sought pardons for those under 18.
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Richmond
Iit
Aly
Is There a Class Struggle in Aberdare Mines
Correspondent Abernare Ventral notes a dispute after two shifts lost over compensation demands by machine men. Pelaw Main Lodge refused to operate the same machinery. manager J Teasdale receives a £57 presentation, sparking further resentment. Machine men confront the manager with threats and insults, a scuffle ensues, lodge officers intervene, highlighting rising class tensions and referencing Henry Dubb.
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Abernare Ventral
Pelaw Main Lodge
Pelaw Main
Aberdare Central
Pelaw Maina
Twill
J. Teasdale
Cer
Res Ply
J. Duffin
Cessnock
Wolf
Dufin
Duffin
Aberdare
Henry Dubb
Payne Visit on South Coast Promoted by Propaganda
Arrangements for Comrade Payne to speak on the South Coast altered with talks in Wollongong on Friday March 16 and Woonona on Saturday March 17. He has just returned to Soviet Russia after attending the Fourth World Congress of the Communist International. All Working Class members urged to attend. Denford Gen. Secretary.
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South Coast
Payne
Wollongong
Woonona
Sovior
Russia
Communist International
Soviet Russia
Denford
Sydney District Group Meets To Discuss Propaganda
The Sydney District Group will hold its next meeting on Tuesday March 20. The General Secretary will give an outline of propaganda and all members are requested to attend and take part in the discussion.
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Sydney
Study Circles Classes Run by Comrades This Week
Study circles are held every alternate Tuesday evening at 8 pm with Comrade Mrs. Adela W as tutor. Additional classes occur Monday evenings and Saturday sociology sessions led by Comrade Winter. Letters at Headquarters invite Comrades Nicholuft and Gunnell to attend, at Ansan.
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Adela W
Nicholuft and
Gunnell
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